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Rosacea

Integrated Dermatology of Clinton

Dermatologists located in Madison, CT

Medical researchers estimate that roughly 415 million people worldwide struggle with rosacea. If you have facial redness and swollen red bumps that look like pimples on your face, schedule a rosacea evaluation with the board-certified dermatologists at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton today. You can conveniently book your rosacea exam at this Clinton, Connecticut, practice through the online scheduler, or you can call the office to speak with a team member.

Rosacea Q & A

What are the symptoms of rosacea?

Rosacea leads to a wide variety of issues that most commonly affect your face. Depending on the severity of your case of rosacea, you may experience:

  • Facial flushing and redness
  • Visible broken blood vessels
  • Scaling, roughness, or dryness
  • Acne-like breakouts
  • Overly sensitive skin

Some types of rosacea can even affect your eyes. This can lead to a constant gritty feeling, almost like you have sand in your eyes, as well as blurred vision and cysts on your eyelids.

Although rare, sometimes rosacea even leads to thickening of your skin. If left untreated, this type of rosacea can lead to enlarged pores and extremely bumpy skin texture.

Why do I have rosacea?

The symptoms you experience with rosacea and how severely the condition affects you often depends on your genetics and inherited traits. You’re more likely to struggle with rosacea if you:

  • Are fair-skinned
  • Are acne-prone
  • Smoke cigarettes
  • Are between 30-50 years of age
  • Have blonde hair and blue eyes
  • Come from Celtic or Scandinavian ancestry

Rosacea tends to affect women more commonly than men. But when men develop rosacea, it’s usually more likely to be severe. No matter what’s causing your rosacea, the sooner you come into Integrated Dermatology of Clinton for a rosacea evaluation, the quicker your dedicated dermatologist can get you started on treatment, so you won’t have to live another day with unsightly facial redness.

Can I get treatment for rosacea?

Absolutely! At Integrated Dermatology of Clinton, the top-rated dermatology team understands how embarrassing rosacea can become. They spend time educating you about rosacea and what you can do to help your skin’s health improve. Your rosacea treatment plan may include:

  • Laser therapy
  • Medications to reduce redness or antibiotics
  • Wearing sunscreen with an SPF 30 or higher every day
  • Using specialized skin care products designed for sensitive skin
  • Learning to avoid rosacea triggers, including spicy foods and extreme weather temperatures

Although there is no cure for rosacea, you can certainly manage this chronic condition and minimize future flare-ups with the help of the dermatologists at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton.

Get relief from rosacea by starting treatment at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton right away. Book your rosacea evaluation online, or call the office directly.